‘Pose Like a Statue’ at the Diwali Family Festival

Liz Neely — Tue, 12 Nov 2013 16:18:27 +0000

As part of last weekend’s Diwali Family Festival, the Museum3D team held its first grant funded 3-D event. ‘Pose Like a Statue’ had four components for exploring 3-D in the museum: 1) Scanning kids as they pose like a statue; 2) Artist Tom Burtonwood demonstrating and discussing 3-D printing in his practice; 3) 123DCatch Scanning in the Alsdorf Galleries; 4) Kids making Play-doh sculptures from 3-D printed molds.

Many visitors got to experience 3-D technologies in action with 532 visitors dropping by the Ryan Education Center 3-D events and 139 visitors scanning in the Alsdorf gallery.

We’ll post more reflections to come from various viewpoints. As a strong emphasis of our research is on evaluation, following are the instruments used to determine outcomes of the event.

Evaluation Instruments – Pose Like a Statue

Instrument 1: Visitor Observation (Alsdorf Gallery)
Instrument 2: Visitor Observation (Ryan Education Center)
Instrument 3: Visitor Interview (Alsdorf Gallery)
Instrument 4: Visitor Interview (Ryan Education Center)

scanning – Museum3D

‘Pose Like a Statue’ at the Diwali Family Festival